by Robert Millan
Posted on Wednesday 12th of October 2011
If you are planning to remove your tattoo, it is in your best interest to set your expectation level accordingly. For example, if you expect to fade your tattoo into oblivion overnight, you are surely going to be disappointed. The bottom line about tattoo removal is that it will take time regardless if you choose to use one of the many tattoo removal creams available online or if you decide to rely on laser treatments.
In fact, it will take multiple weeks or months to safely and effectively fade an unwanted tattoo. Tattoo removal results will also depend on a variety of circumstances such as the size, color, and depth of the tattoo. Obviously, large tattoos will take much longer to get rid of compared to smaller, one-color tattoos.
Realistic Timeline
While tattoo removal creams will take longer to produce results when compared with laser treatments, there are also far less expensive and painful which is why so many consumers are choosing to purchase them. As previously stated, the time it will take to fade a tattoo will depend on a variety of factors. However, on average, it will take a couple months to start to see some initial results. You may also notice that the tattoo may appear to become brighter at first. This essentially means that the tattooed layers of skin are getting closer to the surface. After a few more weeks or months, the tattoo should start to fade away.
Unfortunately, many consumers expect their results overnight and then abandon the process when that does not happen. Those that have patience are able to save a considerable amount of pain and time by using a topical tat fade product. It should be noted that while using topical creams and gels will typically take multiple months, laser treatments will also take multiple months because the skin needs to heal after each treatment.
Safety Concerns When Using Topical Tattoo Removal Creams
If you have an unwanted tattoo, you can surely hardly wait for dramatic results. However, are you willing to risk your overall health and the health of your skin to achieve quick results? Unfortunately, many consumers are willing to take the risk which in turn often results in trips to the emergency room or a nasty scar. While you may be one of those that are looking for immediate results, consider the fact that your tattoo was meant to be permanent. If you try to remove it too quickly, you will essentially be left with a noticeable scar rather than an unwanted tattoo. It is simply not worth the risk.
Thankfully, most tattoo removal creams sold online are safe to use. The only safety concern involves consumers who exfoliate their skin too much which results in minor skin irritation. It should be said that some tattoo removal creams do rely on dangerous ingredients including Hydroquinone and TCA. These ingredients have been shown to be dangerous and should be avoided.
In conclusion, if you are looking for overnight results, you are unfortunately out of luck. However, if you are patient and realistic you can save yourself a considerable amount of time, money, and pain by using a tattoo removal cream or gel. Please visit the site listed below for a list of the best reviewed tat removal creams and gels.
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